Extend your power indoors or outdoors with the 16-AWG, black, 25' Watson AC Power Extension Cord. It is ETL rated and supports devices up to 125V, 1625W in power with a max current draw of 13A. It features insulation and a water-resistant thermoplastic jacket for safe use indoors and outdoors, and its molded plug only takes up one space in your outlet or power strip.

16-AWG, 3-Prong Grounded Cable    ETL Rated    Supports Loads up to 125V, 1625W    Up to 13A Current Draw    Suitable for Use Indoors and Outdoors    Water-Resistant Thermoplastic Jacket

• 16 AWG
• Supports loads up to 125V, 1625W
• Up to 13A current draw
• Suitable for use indoors and outdoors
• Water-resistant thermoplastic jacket

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. is this extension work with my canon 60d and lens 18-200 ?

A: The Canon Extension Tube EF 12 II is compatible with both the Canon 60D and the EF-S 18-200mm lens.

Q: 2. Will this add some vignetting to my rokinon 8mm fisheye?

A: Hi--extension tubes can cause vignetting, but more commonly with telephoto lenses than with wide-angle lens. If there is vignetting, it should be slight.

Q: 3. With the canon 50mm macro lens, what is the greatest magnification achievable?

A: I have both the EF 12 II and the EF25II. I tend to be happier with the EF 12 II on my 100mm macro. I think it is a matter of preference for the work at hand. Hope this is of some help. Good Luck, m

Q: 4. I have a 70D. Can this be stacked with EF 25 II extension tube and a Canon 100mm f2.8 L IS Macro lens without light any leakage?

A: I used it on my 60D with the same macro lens with no issues.

Q: 5. Does this work well with the canon 24-70mm 2.8 or the 70-200 mm 2.8?

A: All extension tubes are plain metal rings with electronics contact. It works with all lens.

Q: 6. Is the EF 12 II COMTATBLE FOR A EF 70-300mm f/4-5.6 IS USM?

A: We use this with a tamaron 70-200 EF on a full senor C300 for video. It gives us really nice macro shots - minimizing the focal distance and giving us good close up magnification while still remianing a few feet away from the subject. The increased magnification is significant, but the the depth of field is very shallow and you lose infinite focus.

Q: 7. Will this help connect an EFS 24mm Lens to a 5D miii body?

A: Yes it will work but for focusing you have to be super close to your subject and the autofocus hunts a lot. If anything I would use this combo for stationary manual macro focusing only.

Q: 8. How is an extension tube different from a 2x converter?

A: A teleconverter increases the size of your image sensor, whereas extension tubes do not and mostly used for macro photography.

Q: 9. Is this extension tube compatible with the Canon 100mm f/2.8 Macro lens (not the L series)? I'll be using it on a Canon 5D Mark III

A: Yes it is. Actually I also own a Canon 100mm Macro no L series too and I use two extension tubes with it. However you might sacrifice a little bit of sharpness when using two of them, and the depth of view is very shallow at 2.8, so you may have to shoot at very small appertures to have a better depth of view. And with this, you'll have to use a flash gun to iluminate the subject, but here is one tip: if you already own a 430 EX, 580EX or any othe flashgun, just attach a piece of white blank paper at it to bounce the light from above. This creates enough light to expose the subjects and very soft and defuse light making it very natural. You can check my instagram @dvl80 for some samples of macro with the settings I'm mentioning. Regards!Davi

Q: 10. Will the Canon Extension Tube EF 25 II B&H # CAETEF25Q work with the new Canon 24-70mm lens?

A: The wide end of your lens is shorter than the extension tube. This could be a problem. It should work fine at the mid to longer focal lengths.